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State Gives Out Second Round Awards For Greener Vehicles In Volkswagen Settlement
About $5.9 million will go toward purchasing more than 190 greener vehicles — most of them propane school buses.
City Finishes Up 2021 Budget Hearings, Prepares For Final Budget Talks In September
Mayor John Hamilton is proposing a $95 million budget that includes special funding for his “Recover Forward” plan of helping the city get through the financial hardships of the coronavirus pandemic.
Indiana's Allen OK With Spring Football If It Doesn't Affect 2021 Season
Allen says to play in the spring, it must be safe, it has to be a quality experience, and it shouldn’t negatively affect the 2021 season.
'Demoralized' Indiana Postal Workers Urge Congress For Funding
The Indiana Postal Workers Union says mail carriers are disturbed by recent delays in delivery times as a result of national postal service policies.
IU Officials Investigate Large Student Gathering Wednesday, Threatens Suspension
In a tweet from IU Bloomington’s account Thursday, the university said they were identifying students involved in a large gathering on Washington Street Wednesday and will be handing out suspensions.
'I'm Really Fearful': IU Classes Start Monday As University Plays Catch-Up On Testing
Indiana University will join institutions such as Purdue, Notre Dame and Indiana State in offering at least some in-person classes.
NBC Poised To Bring Indy 500 To Huge Audience
One year after NBC assumed the rights from longtime broadcaster ABC, the network is preparing to bring one of the iconic events in sports to a potentially record-setting television audience Sunday.
Attorney Chris Jeter Becomes Indiana's Newest State Lawmaker
Jeter was voted in by a private Republican caucus to fill out the last few months of former House Speaker Brian Bosma’s term. Bosma formally stepped down at the end of July after more than 34 years at the Statehouse.
COVID-19 Cases Spike Statewide And Monroe County Experiences Another Death
Since June 1, 20 Monroe County residents have died of COVID-19.
Lawsuit Dropped Over Indiana Abortion Ultrasound Mandate
Planned Parenthood argued that the state law was unconstitutional and would prevent some women from getting abortions.
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